Getting The Deal Done

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Minister for Foreign Affairs Simon Coveney leaving Government Buildings last night following an apology from the Tánaiste for giving a copy of a contract negotiated between the Government and the Irish Medical Organisation to rival GP group, the National Association of General Practitioners

Yesterday.

Tanaiste Leo Varadkar’s full speech to the Dáil.

Meanwhile…

Yesterday.

Sinn Féin’s Pearse Doherty challenges the Tanaiste.

Meanwhile…

Last night: Meanwhile, In The Dáil

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15 thoughts on “Getting The Deal Done

      1. GiggidyGoo

        That’s the legal mind. It caught him completely off guard, and showed for all to see what he’s made of.

        1. ian-oh

          Nothing of substance at all.

          I genuinely believe Leo has an emotional disorder, he has zero empathy and only gets emotional when directly targeted, he literally laughs at others problems.

  1. Toby

    He lied through his teeth and the luvvie media should be ashamed of themselves. Can you imagine if it was a Shinner!

  2. GiggidyGoo

    Harris is very agitated. He can’t believe his ears. Varadkar sneakily throwing him under a bus.

    Plus – he didn’t know the NAGP offices were opposite the Dail?

    1. Vanessanelle

      No

      I suspect a quiet orderly stepping down sometime in the New Year
      Maybe Easter

      The Simons v Paschal I suppose

      Paschal a clear front runner atm
      Helen Mc could be the kingmaker here

      ara’ let the lads take it from here now

      1. axelf

        i expect a loud stepping down later this week after village release more information.

        the media, excepting village and BS, have been shown to be a bust on this whole story. there was a number of significant punches landed on leako last night

    2. GiggidyGoo

      Not a hope Liam.
      In fact, any aspirations he had for UN / EU high office have well and truly been scuppered too. If the EU thought Phil Hogan deserved to jump, then after this, there’s no point on Varadkar even dreaming of high office anymore.

      Maybe as chairman of a Broadband or Private Hospital board, but even that’s doubtful at this stage.

    1. GiggidyGoo

      I’m surprised at Helen McEntee saying that there were many contacts between the NAGP and the HSE when it’s clear she didn’t know. Unless Varadkar told her that there were, in which case she’s also been thrown under a bus.

  3. seanydelight

    Toíbín didn’t press him on his “not of this nature” answer as to whether or not he leaked anything from cabinet.

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